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If flipsign is only refered to inside the(hevily executed) loop, you could try:
double a, flip; int flipsign;
flip = flipsign ? -1.0 : 1.0;
for (;;) { ... a *= flip; ... }
And get rid of the conditional...
Unfortunately this does not work in all places where I have this problem. But even where I can use it, there is still a full floating-point multiplication where the simple XORing of a single bit should do. But maybe the cost of both operations is not so different on today's CPUs; I don't know.
Thanks, Martin
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